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Caring for Patients With Cancer Beyond Remission

June 26th 2025

By Sue McCarthy

I entered remission from lung cancer 5.5 years ago, but faced a tough road readjusting, with ongoing physical, mental and emotional challenges.

Traveling with Multiple Myeloma: A Journey of Adaptation and Hope

June 25th 2025

By Ronald Chin

I share how traveling fueled my passion for life, how myeloma changed my journeys, and how new mobility options have opened doors to adventure and connection.

What Breast Cancer Taught Me About Saying Yes to the Picture

June 24th 2025

By Laura Yeager

After two bouts of breast cancer and a double mastectomy, I wish I had taken that photo at 34, just for me to remember the body I once had.

Living My Best Life: A Family Beach Vacation After a Brain Tumor

June 23rd 2025

By Julie S. Brokaw

After a brain tumor diagnosis and infection, I celebrate recovery with family at the beach, embracing life’s precious moments together.

The Path Forward: Thriving in Cancer Survivorship

June 20th 2025

By Tamron Little

Surviving cancer wasn’t the end of my story; it was the start of redefining life, finding purpose and offering hope to those walking behind me.

Why I Don’t Call Myself a Survivor With Metastatic Breast Cancer

June 19th 2025

By Marissa Holzer

Living with metastatic breast cancer, I find it hard to relate to the term “survivor.”

When a “Thinking of You” Card Isn’t the Right Support for a Patient

June 18th 2025

By Sue McCarthy

Those of us who’ve survived our cancer treatment journeys need to be role models to those who follow us.

I’m a Survivor: The Day I Finally Believed It

June 18th 2025

By Tamron Little

I finally felt like a survivor the day I heard my 18-month scans were clear, shifting from fear to faith and realizing I was not just surviving — I was thriving.

When Cancer and COVID Collide: The Diagnosis That Changed It All

June 17th 2025

By Karen Cohn

I was diagnosed with follicular lymphoma in 2020, during COVID, which forced me to retire early and taught me I’m more than a statistic.

Cancer Recurrence, Getting Past the Anxiety

June 16th 2025

By Sue McCarthy

If there is ever an annual follow up CT scan that does not cause me significant anxiety, this year will be the one.